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==How do I set the default block layout for new courses?==
{{stub}}==How do I set the default block layout for new courses?==


The default block layout can be set as "sticky" blocks via ''Administration > Appearance > [[Sticky blocks]]'' (in 1.6 to 1.8) or ''Administration > Modules > Blocks > [[Sticky blocks]]'' (in 1.9 onwards).
The default block layout can be set as "sticky" blocks via ''Administration > Appearance > [[Sticky blocks]]'' (in 1.6 to 1.8) or ''Administration > Modules > Blocks > [[Sticky blocks]]'' (in 1.9 onwards).


An alternative method is to edit ''config.php''. See [[Block layout]] for more details.
An alternative method is to edit ''config.php''. See [[Block layout]] for more details.
==How do I hide front page blocks from non-logged-in users?==
# Click the "Turn editing on" button at the top-right of the front page. (You need to be logged in as an administrator.)
# Access the assign roles page via the assign roles icon (a face and mask) in the header of the block to be hidden.
# Click the "Override permissions" tab.
# Select the guest role.
# Set the capability [[Capabilities/moodle/block:view|moodle/block:view]] to prevent.
# Click the "Save changes" button.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 13:55, 5 August 2008

How do I set the default block layout for new courses?

The default block layout can be set as "sticky" blocks via Administration > Appearance > Sticky blocks (in 1.6 to 1.8) or Administration > Modules > Blocks > Sticky blocks (in 1.9 onwards).

An alternative method is to edit config.php. See Block layout for more details.

How do I hide front page blocks from non-logged-in users?

  1. Click the "Turn editing on" button at the top-right of the front page. (You need to be logged in as an administrator.)
  2. Access the assign roles page via the assign roles icon (a face and mask) in the header of the block to be hidden.
  3. Click the "Override permissions" tab.
  4. Select the guest role.
  5. Set the capability moodle/block:view to prevent.
  6. Click the "Save changes" button.

See also